Please help. I am in need of contact with Martin Walker. I am told, by someone even older than myself, that he is the most knowledgeable regarding the Adventure magazines, and I have several problems that I need help with. Thank you all (an…
The Story-Teller is a British pulp, described by Mike Ashley as "the best all-round all-fiction magazine of its day" in The age of the story-tellers, his survey of British fiction magazines. This issue, from 1924, is from around the middle
The Story-Teller is a British pulp, described by Mike Ashley as "the best all-round all-fiction magazine of its day" in The age of the story-tellers, his survey of British fiction magazines. This issue, from 1924, is from around the middle
James Corbett fans, rejoice. A cornucopia of Corbett's books are now listed on EBay and an autographed copy of The Merrivale Mystery sold yesterday for $261. They were the pride and joy of someone's collection; and if you aren't careful tha…
Intrigued by David Vineyard's review on Mysteryfile, I went ahead and read Sapper’s Jim Maitland, which collects stories that had previously appeared in Pearson's, McClure's and the Strand. It was considerably easier to find than the Adrian…
It's been a while since i posted some action/adventure fiction on this blog. This story originally appeared in the March 1929 issue of Everybody’s magazine. In the last couple of years it was published, Everybody’s became a pulp magazine. T…
Isabel Ostrander was a prolific writer in the early twentieth century, contributing more than thirty serials using three pseudonyms, and perhaps more under other names, to the Munsey and Street and Smith pulps in little over a decade before…
I have this issue and it's been a long time since I first read this excellent article. 42 years with one magazine must be some type of record. In 1954 the magazine began a decline, one of the first signs being the saddle stitched format and…
Excellent review of this fine magazine during the peak period when it was publishing some of the best adventure stories.I have all the issues with the Pendexter serial, LONG RIFLES, and I read it back in 1977. I thought it was outstanding a…
These paintings impress me more than Paul Stahr's usual work for ARGOSY. I like the January 1929 musical cover. I looked at that, and wondered how on earth they managed to carry that cello around in winter. Some very nice art. I wonder what…
Great photos Sai! In fact so great, that I've told Steve Lewis of Mystery File to go ahead and use some when he posts my detailed convention report. One of the highlights was talking to you of course. I'm already looking forward to Pulpfest…
I only get a video. A panel is talking about Black Mask. I can't find any pictures on the Link. This comment has been removed by the author. Sorry for the mistake. Fixed now. Fantastic photos. Thanks for posting! You're welcome. Hope you se…